Use "corrugated" in a sentence

1. constructed of corrugated iron and plywood

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2. sitting in the shade under its corrugated tin roof because it was one of those early

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3. The roof is corrugated iron and the walls are unpainted concrete

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4. At the edge of the community, they pull up to a long, low concrete-block building roofed with corrugated steel

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5. for the corrugated clatter of ladle heads on bars

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6. Sweeping away the corrugated imprints impatiently,

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7. That accomplished, he climbed the ladder and crept up on the roof where he had stacked corrugated metal panels, which so matched the existing roof as to have been perfectly camouflaged laying as they were

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8. Moving along them we saw dugouts with corrugated tin roofs cut into the trench sides and inside some of them we could see furniture that had been liberated from damaged dwellings

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9. Brendan made soothing empathetic noises and chucked the stuff he needed onto the skid, big rolls of corrugated tubing with the connectors nestling in the middle

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10. If working with corrugated steel roof use a

11. The revetment, one of a series built by ARMCO (American Rolling Mill Company), consisted of earth-filled corrugated steel bins 12 feet high and 5

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12. The walls were built of a close approximation of cinder blocks, the ceilings were vaulted corrugated tin over two-by-fours attached to steel beams

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13. On the far side of the clearing a rusting corrugated iron shed leaned against a drunkenly askew verandah

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14. Each streamlined defender dove into the sea where the one in front of it had jumped out, so that the whole entourage resembled a corrugated wheel ever-revolving, not stopping in all the hours it took to reach the eastern shore

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15. All buildings are concrete block construction with corrugated iron roofs

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16. The battered wood and corrugated iron reflected the alien shades of green light differently

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17. The sloping roof he made out of sheets of corrugated metal

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18. A small compost heap surrounded by rusting corrugated iron and covered with fresh weeds from Suzy's gardening efforts sits in the shade of an old apple tree

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19. The barn was a wooden building with a corrugated roof

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20. The flights were made of thin plastic sheet, cut to resemble feathers, and the points were made from thin sheet metal which had been cut into a triangular or thin diamond shape, and corrugated to give them strength

21. He moved behind a rusting corrugated iron

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22. Michael points out shrapnel holes in the corrugated tin walls that date from when he used to eat there

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23. Once on the ground, the shuttlecraft rolled towards a ruined building, while what had appeared at first to be the corrugated steel door of a warehouse started to slide open, revealing a vast hangar

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24. Lying on the floor, in the centre of his corrugated iron workshop, in a state of partial construction, was Zeke’s latest flying creation

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25. Just as it was about to make contact with the corrugated iron roof, Zeke switched off the power

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26. Within a few minutes they began to hear the tap tap tap of the first raindrops hitting the corrugated iron roof of the shed

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27. The house was a hovel distinct only from a native hut by its corrugated iron roof

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28. Stories of the heart interspersed with cartoons of Zacharias and Ee Hondree, his fat wife, cookery and embroidery read to the accompaniment of sounds from the roof caused by the expansion of corrugated iron being pounded by the midday sun

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29. He came to in a white washed room without a ceiling, the paraffin lamps casting shadows all around and across the corrugated iron roof

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30. A UH-3 heavy lift helicopter had just flown back to Pusan after dropping on top of the hill over six tons of ammunition, water, rations and defensive stores to help build bunkers, including thick wood beams and corrugated iron sheets

31. Max ran at the wall and up it, grasping the thin rusty horizontal metal and hauled himself up, under the corrugated iron roof covering

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32. A jeep with a large panel saying ‘Follow me’ guided Ingrid’s plane to a parking spot protected on three sides by corrugated steel plates sandwiching big piles of loose dirt

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33. hanging from the corrugated roof of the outdoor bathroom and water

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34. completely bald and the nape of his neck looked corrugated

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35. Torres wedged the kit between a ladder rung and a corrugated panel, opened it,

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36. It would be useful to have a reflecting mirror focused on the corrugated cylinder

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37. To be safe, it would be a good idea to build a reliable air heater in the expanding corrugated cylinder

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38. The base and frame 1 support a corrugated plastic cylinder 4 at its bottom end

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39. The corrugated plastic cylinder 4 may either contain (as a second alternative type of device involving electrical drive) an electric resistive heater 3 of low output supplied by an electric power source and connected to it by means of the normally closed contact 19

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40. It has a corrugated iron roof and ex-

41. steads with corrugated iron roofs are being replaced by

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42. Around the parameter of this group of buildings there was a corrugated

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43. Vinnie, wearing a corrugated half-grin, was taking the rap

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44. The resulting wave of dust trailed behind, ultimately coming to settle on the cars, the nearby weeds, and the corrugated roof of the old storage building

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45. thinking and settling back in her bed, staring at the corrugated ceiling,

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46. Nicole looked around once more to the forest of papers and corrugated boxes before

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47. Where before there had been only a sea of tents, now there were substantial-looking houses, constructed of timber with roofs of corrugated iron or thatch

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48. balls echoing off the corrugated steel roof, till Jimmy spotted

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49. corrugated iron benches, a few wooden benches dotted about

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50. We managed to secure a suitable corrugated tin shack, not more than a stone's throw from

51. a nearby homemade shooting range which consisted of a ten foot corrugated iron barrier

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52. The roof was corrugated tin; the sides, unsanded wood that would give you splinters if you touched it

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53. What reminiscences temporarily corrugated his brow?

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54. Neither did the telegraph line cross the mountains yet; its poles, like slender beacons on the plain, penetrated into the forest fringe of the foot-hills cut by the deep avenue of the track; and its wire ended abruptly in the construction camp at a white deal table supporting a Morse apparatus, in a long hut of planks with a corrugated iron roof overshadowed by gigantic cedar trees—the quarters of the engineer in charge of the advance section

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55. After the house, we were to see the grounds and the swimming pool, and the hydroplane and the midsummer flowers—but outside Gatsby’s window it began to rain again so we stood in a row looking at the corrugated surface of the Sound

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56. A small gust of wind that scarcely corrugated the surface was enough to disturb its accidental course with its accidental burden

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57. And then tucked into a copse at the bottom of a slope was a corrugated metal hangar the size of a small bungalow

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58. You could hear pigeons brooding there behind the corrugated steel

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59. For now, even as he shakes his head and carries his reserve on toward the next clump of traffic, it’s coming back from even deeper how his old man used to bring him to this very stretch of boulevard, needing more corrugated tin for the sheds, or thousand-yard spools of wire

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60. He could just make out a lean-to with a corrugated tin roof, camouflaged by weeds and overgrown with kudzu

61. The winery was barely more than a large corrugated shed filled with shiny, state-of-the-art equipment: crushers, fermenting tanks, staggered rows of stacked, aging barrels

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62. A foul odor met him in the lobby, a firetrap that was littered with old newspapers and oily corrugated boxes

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63. His brow was corrugated with worry

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64. I turned to Yuki now as she spoke, her voice choppy with agitation, her face corrugated with worry

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65. A small open-air school was in session, and there were a few walled buildings with corrugated tin roofs, where limited food supplies were still available

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66. The huts are made of corrugated steel and painted dull green, the Army’s favorite color

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67. ‘Well, Linton,’ murmured Catherine, when his corrugated brow relaxed, ‘are

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68. All the houses were of wood with red- painted corrugated iron roofs; the hotels were of two storeys, but very few of the other houses were more than bungalows

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69. and had the inevitable corrugated iron roof

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70. From the air the glint of the sun upon new corrugated iron roofs was everywhere, so that at one point as we circled opposite the sun I had to shut my eyes against the dazzle

71. She felt her fingers slide over cool space of time, as over a corrugated surface, and she heard the insistent thump of marching feet, a million bands playing a million military tunes, and she saw the fifty thousand rows of disease cultures in their aseptic glass tubes, her hand reaching out to them at her work in that huge factory in the Future; the tubes of leprosy, bubonic, typhoid, tuberculosis, and then the great explosion

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72. She felt her fingers slide over cool spaces of time, as over a corrugated surface, and she heard the insistent thump of marching feet, a million bands playing a million military tunes, and she saw the fifty thousand rows of disease cultures in their aseptic glass tubes, her hand reaching out to them at her work in that huge factory in the Future; the tubes of leprosy, bubonic, typhoid, tuberculosis, and then the great explosion

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73. The hard furrows in the fields were as immobile as waves of corrugated iron, and the few surviving tufts of grass that remained crackled as his boots hit the hoarfrost that coated them

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74. Because of her age, she had been chosen to greet Charles Lindbergh with a bouquet of roses when he came here on his goodwill flight, and she could not understand how a man who was so tall, so blond, so handsome, could go up in a contraption that looked as if it were made of corrugated tin and that two mechanics had to push by the tail to help lift it off the ground

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75. The corrugated iron of the canneries glows with the pearly lucency of platinum or old pewter

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76. They turned down Cannery Row and whanged a stone at the corrugated iron front of Morden’s Cannery

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77. Only the tractor sheds of corrugated iron, silver and gleaming, were alive; and they were alive with metal and gasoline and oil, the disks of the plows shining

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78. Then the corrugated iron doors are closed and the tractor man drives home to town, perhaps twenty miles away, and he need not come back for weeks or months, for the tractor is dead

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79. When the corrugated iron doors are shut, he goes home, and his home is not the land

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80. The truck drove to the service-station belt, and there on the right-hand side of the road was a wrecking yard—an acre lot surrounded by a high barbed-wire fence, a corrugated iron shed in front with used tires piled up by the doors, and price-marked

81. The south wall was made of three sheets of rusty corrugated iron, the east wall a square of moldy carpet tacked between two boards, the north wall a strip of roofing paper and a strip of tattered canvas, and the west wall six pieces of gunny sacking

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82. The company’s store was a large shed of corrugated iron

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83. In a garbage can under an arc light I found a clean corrugated paper carton and packed my city clothes

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84. This gradual shifting to the ground of the benefactor, even of the servile sort, was not entirely placating, as Ivory Buck’s corrugated brow still hinted, but the constant iteration of admiration for his marvelous shrewdness and good fortune was having its effect

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